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Mineta San Jose International Airport Transit Stop Intercity and Area Map Lick Mill Commuter Rail 140 Mission College CALLE DEL SOL Light Rail Station Almaden Expy & Via Valiente CALLE DE LUNA 330 VTA Bus LAFAYETTE ST Great America Station ACE NORTHBOUND ACE L I C K M I L L B Amtrak Mountain View LV D VTA Light Rail Purple Capitol Corridor Accessible Path BELOW OVERPASS Bicycle Route 140 Fremont BART Stairs AVENIDA DE LAGO AV E Fire Station 10 T A S M A N D R N 330 I-880/Milpitas I D A Bike Lockers D E L O SOUTHBOUND S AVENIDA DE CARMEN Telephone A L U M Winchester N Ticket Vending O S A Shuttles V E N Machine I D A Cupertino Purple D E Santa Clara L A S AVENIDA DE GUADALUPE Brown Red CALLE DE ESCUELA A R Golf & Tennis Club B O L E Gray Violet S Transit Lines Green Yellow Santa Clara Valley Transportation STARS AND STRIPES DR Orange Authority (VTA) AVENIDAExpress DE LOS Bus ROSAS Service 140 Fremont BART BELOW OVERPASS A V 140 Mission College & Montague Expy E N I D LimitedNANTUCKET Stop Bus Service CIR A D 330 Almaden Expy & Via Valiente E 330 I-880 / Milpitas A N G E Altamont Corridor Express (ACE) L I N Shuttles 5 B O O K L N A Cupertino Cupertino / Santa Clara Brown North San Jose Gray South Sunnyvale Santa Clara - C O R T Green North Santa Clara E Convention M P Orange Mountain View / Palo Alto R I Purple West Milpitas Center M I A Red North Sunnyvale K V N E Violet East Milpitas R L A Great U T W A CALLE DE PRIMAVERA Yellow South Santa Clara America E C E Station N T E VTA N N I A L B L V AVENIDA DE LAS FLORES D Santa Clara Youth Soccer Park/ 49ers Training Great America Center FAIRWAY GLEN DR Theme Park CENTENNIAL BLVD B U R K E D R N M A N G R U M D R A R M O U R D R W E H O G A N D R D E M A R E T D R S Sponsored by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.Ulistac Contact usNatural at (510) 817-5900 or S N E A D D R [email protected] V I L L A P L D U V A L L C T L E N O X P L W I L C O X A V E G I A N E R A S T N E L S O N D R EISENHOWER DR Cac Tuyen Duong Xe Cong Cong Transit San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Information N N A B E L S T 217 N MILPITAS BLVD Great America BERRYESSA ST W E C A L E R O S T & Lick Mill 181 66 EDGEWATER DR LEXINGTON ST S 140 Transit Center 120 U V A S S T MCCARTHY LN SMITHWOOD ST MILPITAS A B B O T T A V E S I L V E R A S T NORWICH AVE Santa Clara SPRECKLES AVE LOS ESTEROS RD S B L V D 47 CALAVERA 47 R U D Y A R D D R Z A N K E R L N ALVISO Great S M A I N S T Map Key S P E N C E A V E S T A T E S T America W A B A S H S T MICHIGAN AVE Station Lick Mill S E R R A W A Y G R A N D B L V D You Are Here Station R A N C H D R 104 W I L S O N W A Y 140 330 JUNIPERO DR 5-Min Walk N 1 S T S T 66 G O L D S T VTA LRT CORNING AVE Radius (1/4 mi) L I B E R T Y S T NORTECH PKWY N I M I T Z F W Y D I S K D R W Y 237 104 58 A Y F T H B S O U ALVAREZ CMN ACE B E L L E W D R EM, FE, TT, 4K, CC, MO B A R B E R C T 217 880 MACHADO AVE S A B E L S T During limited hours the THOMPSON ST Amtrak TECHNOLOGY DR following lines also serve Old Ironsides G O L D S T 104 120 Station downtown San Francisco: Z A N K E R R D Caltrain W CARIBBEAN DR AC Transit: 800, B, BA, C, CB, E, S U M A C D R 55 57 60 ROSE ORCHARD WAY I-880/ FS, G, H, J, L, LA, NX, NX1, NX2, A Y W NX3, NX4, OX,VTA P, S,Light SB, V, Rail W, Z A BALLATORE DR HEADQUARTERS DR 121 140 N Milpitas E U B N MATHILDA AVE A Station Golden Gate Transit: 2, 4, 8, 18, B R Cisco Way E 330 Y 10 VTA Bus 321 A L D E R D R 24, 27, 38, 44, 54, 56, 58, 72, B A L T I C W A Y Baylands Borregas C A S P I A N D R 58 BAYPOINTE PKWY Station 181 CAPITOL AVE R I O L I N D A 72X, 74, 76, 92, 93, 97, 101X Park VISTA MONTANA N 1 S T S T 140 Station Baypointe E TASMAN DR G E N E V A D R 217 W J A V A D R Station 330 Great Mall/ Muni: 1AX, 1BX,AC Transit 8AX, 8BX, 140 C E N T E R R D WOODLAND WAY 120 W TASMAN DR Main Station 14X, 16X, 30X, 31AX, 31BX, CROSSMAN AVE Champion O R L E A N S D R 330 38AX, 38BX, 41, 71L, 76X, 81X, 5 T H A V E GIBRALTAR DR 104 Station Bicycle Route 26 P 46 47 66 70 CALLE DEL MUNDO A CABRILLO ST 82X, 83X, 90, 91, NX T Tasman SYCAMORE DR R Santa Clara I B U C K E Y E D R Crossman C K D E S O T O R D CALLE DE LUNA C O R T E Z S T Golf & Tennis Station C I S C O W A Y H 71 77 104 SamTrans: 397, K X Station MOFFETT PARK DR E N Club BORREGAS AVE R Y REAMWOOD AVE D A N Z A R D Some Muni lines operate all R A Ulistac RIO ROBLES RIO ROBLES E 121 V 180 181 321 EN 58 237 I DESCANSO DR Santa Clara DA Natural BUNKER HILL LN CALLE DE ESCUELA D night.
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